Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling in Commack, NY

If you are searching for kitchen remodeling or bathroom remodeling in Commack, NY, D&V Home Design Center is a design-build remodeling company with a showroom at 2095 Jericho Turnpike in East Northport, a short drive west of Commack on Route 25. Design, materials selection, and licensed construction all happen under one roof. We have been in business for over a decade, we are licensed and insured across Suffolk County, and we hold a 4.9-star average across 126 Google reviews. Call (631) 486-8388 to book a free design consultation.

Kitchen Remodeling in Commack, NY

Most kitchens we see in Commack were laid out for how families cooked in the 1950s and 1960s: a closed-off room, a single window over the sink, and cabinets that stop short of the ceiling. A modern remodel usually means rethinking the floor plan, not just replacing the boxes. Our designers handle the full scope, from removing or opening walls to new cabinetry, countertops, lighting, flooring, and appliance placement, and the same company then builds it with licensed crews. That is the core of our kitchen remodeling on Long Island service, and Commack sits squarely inside our everyday working area.

Because design and construction live under one roof, the person who drew your kitchen is accountable for how it gets built. If you are still budgeting, our kitchen remodel cost guide explains what drives pricing on Long Island projects, and a kitchen designer from our team can turn rough ideas into a plan you can price accurately.

Bathroom Remodeling in Commack

Commack hall bathrooms tend to be compact, often five by eight feet, and many primary baths were an afterthought when the house was built. We remodel both: full gut renovations, tub-to-shower conversions, and primary suite upgrades. Our bathroom remodeling on Long Island service covers layout, waterproofing, tile, and fixtures, all installed by our own licensed crews.

Fixture selection happens in our showroom, where you can see and touch products from Kohler, Grohe, Hansgrohe, Toto, Duravit, and Villeroy & Boch before anything is ordered. For budgeting, start with our bathroom remodel cost guide, which breaks down where the money actually goes in a Long Island bath project.

Commack Housing Stock, and What It Means for Your Remodel

Commack changed almost overnight. Between 1954 and 1966 the hamlet grew from a farming community of under 800 people to a suburb of roughly 38,000, as subdivisions replaced farmland and the Long Island Expressway reached Exit 52 at Commack Road in 1963. The result is a housing stock dominated by that era: split-levels, ranches, hi-ranches, and colonials, most of them now sixty to seventy years old.

That age profile shapes almost every remodel we plan in Commack. Original kitchens are often galley-style or walled off from the dining area, so opening the plan is a common request, and it requires proper structural work and permits. Behind the walls, homes of this era frequently carry older drain lines, undersized electrical panels, and bathroom venting that no longer meets code, so we scope those updates up front rather than discovering them mid-project. Most of the hamlet is served by the Commack School District, with edges falling into the Northport-East Northport, Hauppauge, Smithtown Central, and Kings Park districts, and homeowners here tend to renovate to stay, which makes durable materials and sensible layouts a better investment than trend-chasing.

Permits in Commack

Commack is unusual among Long Island hamlets: it straddles two towns. The western side lies in the Town of Huntington and the eastern side in the Town of Smithtown, with the boundary generally following Townline Road. Your building permit goes to whichever town your house actually sits in, and the two building departments have their own forms, fees, and inspection routines. We confirm the jurisdiction at the start of every Commack project and handle the filing as part of the job. Our permit guide explains when kitchen and bath work needs a permit and what the process looks like town by town.

Our Design-Build Process

Founded by Dmitriy Nekrasov in 2014, D&V Home Design Center runs every project through one process: a free design consultation, on-site measurements, design development, materials selection in our showroom, a written scope and price, then construction by licensed and insured crews, finishing with a final walkthrough. We are a member of the National Kitchen & Bath Association. If you are still comparing contractors, our guide on how to vet a remodeler lists the license, insurance, and contract questions worth asking anyone who bids your project, including us.

Visit the Showroom

Our showroom is at 2095 Jericho Turnpike, East Northport, NY 11731. From most of Commack it is a straightforward drive west on Jericho Turnpike, Route 25, the same road that runs through the heart of the hamlet. Homeowners from Commack visit our showroom to walk the tile showroom, compare cabinet door styles, and see full fixture displays from the brands we install. Bring your rough measurements or photos and a designer can start sketching options with you.

FAQ

Quick answers for Commack homeowners. More general questions are covered on our FAQ page.

Do I need a permit for a kitchen or bathroom remodel in Commack?

Usually yes, whenever the work goes beyond cosmetic replacement into plumbing, electrical, or structural changes. Because Commack straddles the Town of Huntington and the Town of Smithtown, the permit is filed with whichever town your property sits in, generally divided along Townline Road. We identify the correct jurisdiction and manage the paperwork for every project we build.

How much does a kitchen remodel cost in Commack?

Costs in Commack track the rest of Long Island and depend on scope: layout changes, cabinetry grade, countertop material, and appliances drive most of the budget. A refresh that keeps the existing layout costs far less than a full reconfiguration of a 1960s floor plan. Our kitchen remodel cost guide breaks the numbers down line by line.

How long does a remodel take?

A typical full bathroom runs a few weeks of construction, while kitchens take longer, especially when walls move or cabinetry is semi-custom. Materials lead times matter as much as labor, which is why we order everything before demolition starts. See our kitchen remodel timeline for a stage-by-stage breakdown.

Can you remodel the split-levels and ranches common in Commack?

Yes, that housing stock is what we work with most across Suffolk County. Split-levels and ranches from the 1950s and 1960s respond well to opened kitchen walls, relocated laundry, and enlarged primary baths, provided the structural and mechanical work is engineered and permitted properly.

Do you design and build, or just one?

Both, under one roof. Design, materials selection in our East Northport showroom, and licensed construction are handled by the same company, so there is no handoff between a designer and a separate contractor. That is the design-build model, and it is how we run every kitchen remodeling on Long Island project.

Where are you located relative to Commack?

Our showroom is at 2095 Jericho Turnpike in East Northport, just west of Commack along Route 25. Homeowners from Commack can stop in on the way through, since Jericho Turnpike connects the hamlet directly to our door.